Alaska State Library – Historical Collections Finding Aids

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 3

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-3

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 4

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-4

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 5

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-5

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 6

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-6

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 7

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-7

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 8

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-8

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 St Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 9

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-9

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

6-13-75 1:16,800 231° st Marys – Andreafsky – Pitkas Point 15:49 10

Item — Box: PCA0252-02-Box3

Identifier: PCA0252-02-173-10

Scope and Contents

(organized at the time under the Alaska Native regional corporation: Calista Corporation) [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]

Dates: circa 1972-1977

Found in: Alaska State Library - Historical Collections Finding Aids / PCA 252-2, United States Bureau of Land Management, Alaska State Office : Aerial Views of Alaska Villages, 1972-1977 / PCA 252-2: Aerial Views of Alaska Villages. Box 3 of 3: Folder 145 (Nuiksut / Nooiksut) – Folder 220 (Woody Island) / ST. MARY'S - ANDREAFSKY – PITKA’S POINT 6-13-1975 [Per notes in Orth (1971) it appears the name was Andreafsky, but Post Office was later named Saint Mary's after the mission. Per Saint Mary’s City School District website: In 1967, St. Mary’s incorporated as a city, although the residents of Andreafsky chose to remain a separate community. In 1980, the two communities combined.] [Pitkas Point also spelled Pitka’s Point]